St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-05
fREH.~JQSE Pr SMITH

order, introducing DIR. Smith and
daughter TO the audience. He requested
every one present to join in singing the
appropriate hymn, "Blest be the tie that
binds our hearts in Christian love-"
which was sung with feeling and earn
estness. Edward Suly then made few
remarks regarding the object of the as
semblage of st. Paul citizens, which was
followed by prayer offered by Presiding
Elder Warner. Rev. DR.. Forbes then
made the address of welcome to
the new pastor, on behalf of
the members of the Central
Park Methodist congregation and the
citizens of st. Paul in general. DR..
Brooks was next introduced, and gave a
brief history of the old church as land
mark in the early days, which was con-
cluded by an interesting and touching
address by Col. j. III. Davidson, regard
ing the present state of the church and
congregation. Rev. DIR. Smith then re-
sponded, thanking the audience
present and those who had been inStru-
mental in rendering his short stay i'll
the SANITY city among the pleasantest
days of his life. He compared his new
labor to be begun in the new
house of worship to the
head of a great river, which
would, by the constant assistance of the
members of his church, branch out into
different streams, brooks, riyuletS, and
at last meet in that grand and glorious
river of everlasting life. Mr.. Hazard
then announced
TIE FORMAL INCEPTION,
which was followed by refreshments
furnished by the ladies of the Aid soci-
ETY. and served by bevy of pretty
young ladies. Rev. DIR. Forbes, Maj.
Espy and &. ii. Hazard received and
introduced the throng who came to eX-
tend hearty welcome to the new pas
tor. Miss Smith is charming young
lady of pleasing manners, intelligence
and accomplishments, and will be an
acquisition to the church society as well
as outside social circles. Among the
number present were noticed:
Rev. DR.. Christie, Rev; Dr. Forbes, Dr.
Brooks, DIR. Warner Col. j. II. Davidson, Mr..
and Mrs. Maj. |. Espy, Hon. ". 7. Murray
and wife. Mai. J. 4. Sabin and wife, j. a.
Tosteyin and wife, Edward Seeley and wife,
Mrs. W. X. Marshall, Minneapolis Mrs. DIR;
wife, Phillip Abbott and wife,
MIS-. ID. NJ. Robbins, Mrs. Colgrove, Mrs.
Williams, Mrs. Walker Miss Walker, Mrs.
Capt Blakely, Mrs. DIR. Forbes. r. p. Wright
and wife, Mr. and Mrs Will Marshall, MIR.
and Mrs. johnson Coltor Mrs. Magraw, &.
Woodward and wife, Rev. II. G.. Jennings,
Thomas Taylor and wife Miss Bertha
Robbins, Miss Briggs: Miss Alice Robbins,
Miss Daisy Blakely, Miss Blaisdell, Albert
Russell and wife, Mr. and Mre. Robb, Mr..
and Mrs. Desinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington,
Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller MIR. and Mrs.
ANes, MIR. and Mrs. Jagsmd. Minneapolis;
MIS- II. W. Buford, Mr.. and Mrs. Ames,
Mcssrs. McGrnw, W. j. Evans, II. 5. Meeker,
j Shea. Fred Miller, j. Riser, Swift, G. W.
X KuSter George T.. Rudd, John IL. Bell. -
AN EVENING OF MUSIC.
The residence of Col. {. W. Griggs,
on Summit avenue, was filed to over
flowing last evening, the occasion being
q musicale for the benefit of the Park
Congregational church choir fund. The
entertainment opened with the Cradle
Song" by Quintette composed of
Mrs. Welch, Miss Thurston and
Messrs. Merrill, Delacy and Colville.
This was followed by a piano solo byMiss
Gilbert and Donna Caritea," by Miss
Brush. "'re pregro. o Padre by Mrs.
Welch, Miss ThurstOn, and Mr.. Merrill
was followed by songs by Mrs. Welch,
Miss ThurSton, and Messrs. Colville and
Merrill.
THE IDEAL SOCIAL CLUB.
The Ideal Social and Dramatic club
gave a social hop in Seibert's dancing
parlors on East Seventh street last even
ing. The parlors were beautifully
uctOIdltQ lOl tiiC OCtdSiOi anu
the hop was success in
every way. These dancing parties
will be given every two weeks
during the season. Refreshments were
served about midnight, and the dancing
was kept up until late hour. Among
those present were:
Misses Bassford, 50. Aubin, Cullen, Sum-
| mons, Houlton. Ryan, Rogers, Douger Gay,
| Dowlan, Rosche Banett. Miss Gallagher, Of
| Chicago, and Miss Maloy, of saltwater.
| MeSsrs VI. +. Kahn +. V. Hurley, j. j.
| Cullen. J. J. Dougher, G.. W. Langevin, j. A.
| Rogers, Thomas Foley, p. II. Gibbons, T.. II.
Elliott, Dan Maloy, c. II. Houlton, Dan
| Foley and Ed Murphy, of Minneapolis.
The officers of the club are: L. M.
| Dwyer, president; w. &. Hendy, vice
| president; G. NJ. O'Connor, secretary !;
J. III. Butterworth, treasurer; G. j..
Hendy, floor manager, and L. j. Brady
and +. :. Dowlan, assistant floor man.
ayers. On the committee of arrange
ments were: j. j. Flanagan, L. w.
Shea, J. L. Moore and A. Kelly.
| SOCIETY NOTES.
An enjoyable hop was given last evening
by Mr. and Mrs. William Dawson in compli-
ment TO their guests, the Misses Barrett, OF
! Henderson, Ky Two hundred invitations
were issued. The floral decorations of the
parlors and toilets of the ladies made the
scene brilliant one
The Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church
! will give another entertainment on the even
ing of the lIth inst. Mr.. De Lacy and Miss
| Jones will sing and Mrs. II. Il. Strait recite,
after which the nllegory entitled the sum
mons of the Goddess" will be presented.